MA Fine Art

The MA Fine Art course at Plymouth University is designed to provide an avenue for artists to explore, experiment and engage in reflective practices within a flexible and supportive environment. The course fosters a comprehensive understanding of contemporary dialogues about art, culture and artistic practices, nurturing one's individuality while enhancing creative and professional skills.Course Content: The course focuses on the relationship between practice and theory, aiming to create an effective dialogue where ideas generated from reading and discussion can feed into students' art practice. It covers critical perspectives in art and aesthetics, practice-based research methods in art and humanities, and material and technical experiments.Key Modules: The course is divided into several key modules: Critical Perspectives in Art & Aesthetics, Practice Based Research Methods in Art and the Humanities, Negotiated Project, Material & Technical Experiments, and Final Masters Project. Accreditations: The course itself does not hold specific accreditations, however, Plymouth University is officially recognized by the UK government's higher education regulatory body.Future Careers: The course seeks to provide students with an ability to handle complex issues both systematically and creatively, making sound judgments in the absence of complete data. Graduates can therefore apply their knowledge and understanding in a manner indicative of a professional artist. Additionally, the course opens up career opportunities in teaching, curating, arts administration, art therapy and art journalism, among others. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.